Pregnancy & Parenting UToledo Policies
Title IX
The Office of Title IX and Compliance at UToledo makes supportive measures to assist students who are pregnant or recently gave birth. Supportive measures can be requested by connecting with the Title IX office at 419.530.4191 or via email at titleix@utoledo.edu.
Excused Absence Policies
The Undergraduate Missed Class Policy covers all undergraduate students at UToledo and includes illness or medical emergencies that require a health care provider for a student or dependent.
The Graduate Missed Class Policy covers all graduate students at UToledo except students in the J.D., M.D. or Pharm. D program. The policy includes illness or medical emergencies that require a health care provider for a student or dependent.
The College of Law generally permits a certain number of absences per course that the professor includes in the syllabus and it varies based on how many credit hours the course is. For example, usually for 3 credit hour courses, a student can have 4 absences a semester. Those absences can be for any reason and the student doesn’t have to provide a reason. If a student goes over the permitted absences, the student may be administratively withdrawn from the class. If a student gets to the point where they are going to go over their permitted absences due to extenuating circumstances, they should reach out to Law Student Affairs to discuss.
The College of Medicine Excused Absences Policy requires an Excused Absence Request Form to request an absence from an examination, quiz, required lecture, small group, laboratory, or a or other mandatory course activity in the preclinical years (MS1 and MS2).
For students in the PharmD program, the maximum number of permissible absences in a course is at the discretion of the individual faculty member. Please check your student handbook for more details.